Inventory Coordinator

As an Inventory Coordinator at Curaleaf, you’ll support accurate inventory movement, strong compliance, and seamless operations across production and warehouse teams by:

• →Conducting regular inventory inspections, counts, and monthly audits across all production areas
• →Reconciling physical and system inventory levels and verifying finished goods received from manufacturing
• →Assisting with lost SKU investigations and promptly reporting discrepancies with proper documentation
• →Supporting order fulfillment by picking, pulling, and stickering finished goods as needed
• →Accurately entering and maintaining data to ensure compliance with internal policies and state regulations
• →Preparing weekly compliance reports and supporting departments with audit needs and compliance-related updates
• →Providing training on data collection, auditing procedures, and inventory best practices to maintain data integrity
• →Identifying opportunities to improve inventory tracking, reporting accuracy, and overall operational efficiency
• →Upholding company policies and regulatory standards while participating in continuous process improvement initiatives

• 1+ years of experience in data management, inventory auditing, and working with inventory systems or Excel, ideally within distribution, fulfillment, or production/warehouse environments
• You are highly organized, analytical, and collaborative, with the ability to solve complex problems and manage competing priorities
• You can safely lift up to 50 lbs. and enjoy working in a physically active environment
• You have basic math skills and a working knowledge of Microsoft Office
• You are reliable, detail-oriented, and willing to learn warehouse systems and processes

• You bring advanced experience working with database and data-warehouse systems, including integrating, extracting, and managing data across multiple platforms
• You have hands-on experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 or similar inventory/ERP systems

• Ability to stand, sit, and walk for extended periods of time (8-10 hours per shift)
• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds regularly and occasional lifting of heavier items with assistance
• Frequent and repetitive use of hands and wrists for extended periods of time
• Repetitive bending, squatting, and reaching
• Ability to climb ladders or step stools to access plants or equipment
• Ability to use required PPE when required, such as masks, hair nets, beard covers, respirators, boot covers, scrubs, non-slip shoes, and Tyvek suits as necessary

• Exposure to environments with high humidity, varying temperatures, and strong odors (such as cannabis)
• Exposure to soil, water, fertilizer, dust, pollen and plant pathogens
• Exposure to cleaning solvents, such as high volumes of isopropyl alcohol
• Exposure to loud noises, including but not limited to air compressors, packaging equipment, and alarms
• Exposure to CO2 manufacturing procedures at OSHA approved CO2 levels